To many windows on the front door
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Janet Pizaro on Feb 25, 2016There are block out rolls of a sort of contact paper for windows that is available at Home Depot.Helpful Reply
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Moxie on Feb 25, 2016I saw a post once where the painted on the back of frosted contact paper (squiggly lines, flowers shapes, etc) and then covered the glass with it; a door just like you are indicating but it was interior....but it looked really neat. They have films not that just apply with water as well that you could try and if you don't like it or get bored of it; super easy to take off.Helpful Reply
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Cathy on Feb 26, 2016Replace the door.Helpful Reply
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Jan on Feb 26, 2016Yesterday, my friend was showing me what she did for teh same problem. She use a frosted contact paper. It looked fantastic.Helpful Reply
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Irene on Feb 26, 2016Maybe replace the window section with a decorative wooden sectionHelpful Reply
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Sandra Gifkins on Feb 26, 2016boy the frosted MAcTac its pretty reasonable and if you change your mind remove it. or buy a curtain to cover it all using it longer curtainHelpful Reply
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Sandra Gifkins on Feb 26, 2016if the door s medal there are magnet rodsHelpful Reply
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Avis Ford on Feb 26, 2016Tint or frost some of the glassHelpful Reply
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The Garden Frog with C Renee on Feb 26, 2016Rustoleum actually makes a spray paint for this situation! Tape off what you do not want sprayed and spray paint (clean the glass really well first) It is Frosted spray paint and you can find it at Home Depot.Helpful Reply
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Jan Gair on Feb 26, 2016I would take out some of the sections of glass and would replace them with timber.Helpful Reply
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Jack on Feb 26, 2016Rustoleum Frost Glass spray: see it here http://dreambookdesign.com/2011/05/how-to-frost-glass-or-a-window/ (if u get tired of it remove it with a razor blade) Or, measure each pane cut a piece of lace that size, dip the lace in a drippy mixture of cornstarch and water before pasting the lace unto the pane. This will allow you to cover some or all of the panes.... Good luck!Helpful Reply
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April on Feb 26, 2016I think there is some peel off frosted or designed like material that you might could use. Also, maybe some decorative panels or wooden panels? I'm not sure what else could be used other than what has been suggested. But I hope all of these suggestions here in this thread are of help to you. :)Helpful Reply
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KatAych on Feb 26, 2016You could purchase 3x2 tiles and insert them.Helpful Reply
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Penny on Mar 01, 2016It's wood. Thank you.Helpful Reply
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Penny on Mar 01, 2016Thank you. I have thought about using the film as I have it on a couple of other windows . Just wasn't ready to cut 44 of them.Helpful Reply
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Penny on Mar 01, 2016I'll check that out. Thank you.Helpful Reply
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Penny on Mar 01, 2016Interesting thought. Thank you.Helpful Reply
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Penny on Mar 01, 2016But then I would have to do it on both sides. Something to think about though. Thank you.Helpful Reply
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Penny on Mar 01, 2016Something will work that has been suggested just need to think it through more. Thank you.Helpful Reply
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Penny on Mar 06, 2016I haven't decided yet which option to use.Helpful Reply
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